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Researcher detained at US border, questioned about Wikileaks
CNET He could communicate with his lawyers using pen and ink. by diogratia August 1, 2010 12:19 AM PDT "The United States is in a state of war as declared by … and more » |
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'Rape by deception' labelled Israeli racism
Times LIVE "The law should not enter into the delicate domain of relations between men and women." Having already spent nearly two years under house arrest, … and more » |
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Victims' families split after court rejects serial killer Robert Pickton's bid …
Vancouver Sun "The police and victims services workers are notifying family members … of evidence related to their loved ones that has not been in the public domain up … and more » |
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Hasan may sue for $300000
Pueblo Chieftain A spokesman for the Hasan family said Friday that lawyers for McInnis and the foundation are corresponding, and the foundation has not ruled out possible … and more » |
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Apple: The Tablets and the Pad
Technology Digital On the other hand Research in Motion the mobile giant behind the BlackBerry now owns the "BlackPad.com" domain name for it's much rumoured tablet device. … RIM Registers BlackPad.com For Its Tablet DeviceGadget news and reviews (blog) all 555 news articles » |
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Rules shut door on realtor touting '1 cent' listings
yourhome.ca The word “REALTOR” cannot be used in a domain name since it is not to be displayed in lower case letters. Pereira, meanwhile, thinks the new-found … and more » |
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Wikileaks ominous for Pakistan
The News International With the role of the Pakistani military in the war on terror being discussed in the public domain, the pressure being exerted on Islamabad to do more by its … and more » |
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Victims' families split after court rejects serial killer Robert Pickton's bid …
Vancouver Sun "The police and victims services workers are notifying family members … of evidence related to their loved ones that has not been in the public domain up … and more » |
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Restraining order withdrawn at POM's request
Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press The newspaper had earlier this week appealed the decision to the DC Court of Appeals, arguing that journalist James Jeffrey obtained the name of the … and more » |
